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Europe

News and developments across the European continent

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Poll: 78% of UK Labour members support full arms embargo on Israel

A poll commissioned by humanitarian organizations reveals that a majority of UK Labour Party members favor strong measures against Israel, including a full arms embargo, a ban on trade with Israeli settlements, and suspension of the UK-Israel trade agreement. The survey indicates growing pressure on Labour leadership and Prime Minister Keir Starmer over the Gaza war.

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Russia's Novak says UK now buys oil products made from Russian crude in Asia, accusing London of forgetting 'principles' amid fuel shortages.

The UK has refused to buy oil directly from Russia but now purchases oil products made from it in Asia-Pacific countries, Russian DeputyAlexander Novak stated. He said that when they had everything good, they wanted to do something bad to Russia, so they refused Russian oil and oil products. When it became bad for them, when there was a shortage on the market and they lacked oil, gasoline, diesel fuel, they immediately forgot about principles that 'Russia is bad' and decided to buy back, Novak s

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Polish PM Donald Tusk holds Kyiv responsible for resolving scandal over awarding 'Heroes of the UPA' title to Ukrainian unit, warns of shift in bilateral relations.

PolishDonald Tusk stated that responsibility for resolving the scandal between Ukraine and Poland over awarding the title 'Heroes of the UPA' to a Ukrainian Armed Forces unit lies entirely with Kyiv, noting ongoing negotiations with Kyrylo Budanov and warning that if Ukraine does not address this, relations could shift from sympathy to strict business.

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Poland to ban smartphones in elementary schools from Sept. 1, citing digital addiction and harm to concentration, social skills, and mental health.

Poland will restrict smartphone use in elementary schools from September 1 to protect young people from digital addiction and harmful content, the Polish government has announced. The draft amendment prohibits smartphone use during breaks and classes, with exceptions for health monitoring, urgent parental contact, or educational purposes.

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